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This is excellent. I just tested the Finnish voices on my simple news archive [1], and the pronunciation was quite good and clear.
It's unfortunate that I can't export audio clips locally; otherwise I would immediately look into using this for generating my Finnish flashcard decks from the same material [2]. I've thought about doing the same with the audio and video feeds included with this news broadcast, but getting Whisper to sync up properly with what's written down and cutting up the raw audio in that way still seems like more effort than I'm willing to invest right now.
[1]: https://hiandrewquinn.github.io/selkouutiset-archive/
[2]: https://github.com/Selkouutiset-Archive/selkokortti
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I did exactly this for my finnish anki flashcards. you can see the implementation here: https://github.com/w3p706/anki-gen-fin/blob/main/ankigenfin/...
If you are looking to convert very short texts or words into speach, I had best result with eleven_multilingual_v2 with the following text for tts "Hän sanoo rauhallisesti ja hitaasti: '${text}'" An then i use a postprocessing to split at the silence.
This was nessesary as you cannot set the language explicitly and it is detected from the input.
With eleven_turbo_v2_5 you can set the language, but the results are not as good.
